Dear Statalisters,
Working with Stata 9.2 and estout version 3.13 06aug2009 Ben Jann
I do not get the correct output from esttab after svy:intreg. This is
what I typed:
xi: svy, subpop (if rclab40<.): intreg lrclab40 urclab40 sexo edad_c
i.estudios prov2
eststo
esttab est1 using table3.csv, rep scsv plain wide eform cells (
(b(fmt(2)) ci(fmt(2) par(( - )) ) p(fmt(3)) ) ) /// scalars(p)
sfmt(3)
The Excel output I get does not correspond to the svy:intreg one, but
to an old logistic regression.
When I type:
estout est1 using example.txt, cells ( (b(fmt(2)) ci(fmt(2) par(( - ))
) p(fmt(3)) ) ) stats(p N)
I get the expected last model (svy:intreg). Nevertheless, it is
cumbersome to open example.txt from Excel each time.
Any clues on how to get the proper results from esttab?
Thank you very much.
Angel Rodriguez-Laso
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